m
it
Mi
i
I
ONF
TAMP'
-
Of
500
to
368
in
Title
Final;
viiu
uji
uuu:
RogersIIornsby
Equals
Record
Frj
;
,
llpme
Run
Hitting
Second
Block
is
Very
Decisive
Winning
the
second
and
final
500-point
block
by
a
score
"
.
1
of
500
to
368.
Charles
Balagno
again
won
the
city
indivi-
'
000
to
857
Arthur
Easson
the
two
of
made
three
home
run
for
the
chi-io'
over
m
sessions
cago
cubs
in
yesterdays
game
the
final.
Particularly
in
the
second
block
did
Balagno
against
Pittsburg
pirates.
This
shpw
fine
form
while
Easson
may
be
said
to
have
been
at
onngs
uie
yuo
piaying
managers
least
a
ittie
oif-color.
Easson
again-
c'jrciflt
clout
record
for
the
season
scored
the
high
break
In
the
second
points
was
6.3
and
.Easson's,
5.4.
up
o-
five,
all
of
which,
oddly
session
py
running
42
points.
Balag-
Alex
Murray
was
referee
for
the
enough
he
made
against
PJttsburg.
no's
high
break
was
33.
Balagno's
second
block
of
the
final
while
H.
In
yesterdays
game
he
accounted
average
per
innings
for
the
1.000
Walker
was
marker,
"
for
eight
runs.
In
the
American
League,
the
New
York
Yankees
consolidated
their
hold
on
first
place
by
defeating
Boston
Red
Sox
while
Washington
Senators
were
losing
to
Philadelphia
Athletics.
'
Yesterday's
scores:
'
National
League
.
Chlcaap
19,
PltUbufg'C.
Philadelphia
T,
New
York
7
(called
In
twelfth
on
account
of
darkness).
Brooklyn
6,
Boston
1.
Cinclnnati-St.
Louis,
rain.
American
League
New
Yerk
7,
Boston
4.
Philadelphia
10.
Washington
7.
Detroit
4.
St.
Louis
2.
Chicago
1,
Cleveland
8.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
St.
Louis
6
I
.857
Bbant'L.
7
3
.700
New
York
6
3
.667
Chicago
5
3
.625
Plttebwf
3
5
575
Philadelphia
3
5
.375
BrMjWxrj
2
7
222
Ctanhnijlv.
1
6
.143
American
League
W.
L,
Pet.
New
York
7
2
'
.778
Cleveland
7
"3
.700
Washington
5
4
.556
Philadelphia
4
5
.444
Detroit
4
5
.444
St.
Louis
3
4
.429
'
Chicago
3
5
.375
Boston
...
.
2
7
222
LOOKING
FOR
WHITE
BEAR
Expedition
Leaving
Vancouver
For
North
VHh
View
t
netting
Specimen
YANCQUVER,
April
23:-An
expedition
is
about
(o
leave-
here
for
the
north
coast
with
a
view
to
obtaining
a
specimen
ol
ursua
Icer-modM
white
bear)
whose
habitat
is
known
to
on
the
coast
"White
bear
have
been
reported
on
Princess
A
Royal
Hunter
Archduke
Otto.
King
of
Hungai
y"
the
son
of
the
Ex-Empress
Zita.
leaving
Castle
Ham
at
Steensckerzecl.
Belgium,
for
a
hunting
tour
in
the
surrounding
country
Prince
George
Athletic
Assn
Nfimes
Officers
Royal
Island
and
elsewhere
In
that
Isoclatton
has
elected
officers
for
the"
vicinity.
GOLF
'
April
27
Grotto
vs.
pen.
Office.
Orea;
We'st
vs.
Bankers.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Acme
Dry
Dock
vs.
75
Taxi.
The
Flavor
is
just
Right
year
a
follows:
Henprary
president.
Mayor
A.
M.
PaUepson.
pj-e4dtnt,
Alex
Wimbles.
Vice-President,
W.
L.
Hornsby.
Second
Viee-President,
II.
G.
Perry.
Secretary.
Alfred
Hehnwod.
Treasurer,
P.
D.
Oarr.
Chairmen
of
esmml4s
base-ball,
Terry
Johnsoo;
soflbal,
Fred
Lockyer;
rufby,
V.
L.
Chapman
track
and
field.
C.
J.
Hidden;
soccer.
Vincent
attoa;
Kftyjcex,
R.
Thompson.
v
Whist
and
Crib
j
Teams
Had
Meet
Enjorable
Affair
Last
Nltht
Home
of
lirrt
Myran
With
Noxl
Results
at
O
rot
to
teams
In
the
Crlbbage
and
Whbt
Leagues
met
last
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan,
Fifth
Avenue
West,
and,
peculiarly
enouKh.
the
whist
team
defeated
the
crlbbage
team
at
crib-base
while
the
crlbbage
team
defeated
the
whist
team
at
whist.
!
After
the
gamt-s.
muMc
wu?
en-
,
Joyed
and
delicious
refreshments,
.
the
affair,
which
proved
most
en-'
loyable
U
all.
concluding
about
l
L
.a.m.
I
REPAIRS
AT
SALT
LAKE
Local
swimmers,
the
more
enter-
PRINCE
OEORGE.
April
25
:
The!
PrWn
hom
are
always
en-Prtoae
George
Asiateux
Athletic
As-
j
J?8'
l
uke-
was
done
during
the
past
winter
i
to
the
facilities
at
Prince
Ruprt's
popular
and
only
swimming
resort
'
The
diving
noat
out
In
the
lake
if
I
Intact
but
part
of
the
approach
floats
have
gone
oat,
and
will
have
to
be
replaced.
The
walk
leading
from
the
harbor
to
the
lake
it
also
In
a
rather
perilous
condition
at
the
present
THE
DATLZ
NEW8
&4L1GM)
4G4JV
CITY
BILLIARD
THREE
IN
ArrEassdheteated
By
Score
'
CANZONERI
IS
WINNER
Knocked
Out
Kid
Berg
Last
Njjht
'and
-Annexes
Another
Title
CHICAGO.
AprU
25:
Fighlfng
here
last
night
Tony
Canzoneri.
world's
lightweight
champion,
knocked
out
Jack
iKidl
Berg
of
England
in
the
third
round
with
a
right
to
the
jaw.
Berg
was
the
holder
of
the
junior
welterweight
championship
so
Canzoneri
has
now
annexed
that
title
in
addition
to
retaining
the
lightweight
crown.
A
crowd
of
11,780
saw
the
fight
which
was
scheduled
for
ten
rounds.
RANGERS
LEADERS
OLASQOW.
AprU
25:
The
Glasgow,
Rangers,
as
a
result
of
today's
games,
emerged
champions
of
the
Scottish
Football
League.
First
Division,
with
Celtic
runners-up
East
Fife
is
relegated
from
the
first
to
thy
second
division.
Other
relegations
will
be
either
Ayr
United
or
the
Hjbernlans,
who
are
now
tied
The
i-sue
"will
depend
on
Wednr-dayV
game
between
Ayr
and
Kilmarnock
II
Ayr
wiasjr
draws
It
will
remain
:.
he
first
division.
Third
L.r.
ted
will
be
y
and
to
the
1:
places
of
Ea
be
mans.
"
r
Bolton
:k
ur.d
Dundee
Unlimited
from
the
see
division,
taking
the
Fife
and
Ayr
or
HV
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
FIKST
'
DIVISION
Arton
tHEr
iY
Manchester
Cit
Wanderers
4;
Leicester
,Cityl.
I
Chelsea
2;
Portsmouth
0.
j
Grimsby
Town
6;
Blackpool
2
i
HaddersiieJd
Town
3;
Derby
County
0.
I
Mlddlesbqrough
4:
Sheffield
United
1.
Newcastle
United
1;
Arsenel
3.
(
Sheffield
Wednesday
1;
Black
burn
Rovers
3.
Westham
United
0;
Sunderland
3
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
I
'
.DIVISION
AberdeenHamllton
Academicals
'
not
played.
Alrdrle
2;
Hearts
2.
Ayr
United
5;
Cowdenbeath
Clyde
0.
.
Kilmarnock
3.
East
Fife
0;
Rangers
4.
Falkirk
2c
Hibernian
2.
Lelth
Athleilc
0;
Celtic
3.
Motherweffj:
St.
Mlrren
1.
Partlck
Thjitle
4:
Dundee
1.
Queens
Park
5;
Morton
2.
RKOMWICII
ALBION
WINS
SOCPQIl
Sport
?it
Sea
Life
at
sea
u
fall
of
hardships
Here
we
see
two
fair
pst'Dgrr,
playing
gum
holo
aboard
the
Aquntanla
Cl'P
.
LONDON",
April
25
West
Bromwlch
Albion
defeated
Birmingham
two
goals
to
one
at
Wembley
today
In
the
final
t
tot
the
EnzUsh
Football
Cud.
lunc,
ih"J
BSn
newmg
repiape-
4
t...
1Vl.
tnam
navsr
These
facilities
will
soon
be
In
lull
use
and
making
of
the
necessary
repairs
at
this
time
would
help
In
a
small
way
to
all
unemployment
as
well
as
being
timely.
l.
been
in
a
cup
final
before.
t
Ninety
thjiusand
people
saw
4
4'
the
teams
piay
In
downpour
of
rain
on
a
slippery
field
.,,4
CHAMP
SCHMELING
CONFIDENT
Thinks
He
Will
Be
Able
to
Win
Over
Young
Siribliug
in
July
Title
Bout
FRENCH
LAKE.
April.
25
Max
Sehmeiln$.
the
German
world's
heavyweight
champion,
in
an
view
here
yesterday,
declared
the
best
man
would
win
in
the
forthcoming
bout
at
Cleveland
between
himself
and
W.
L.
Young
Strib-tlng.
the
challenger
for
the
crown
By
the
"best
man"
Maxie
meant
no
other
than
himself
Schmeling
expressed
the
opinion
that
he
would
be
able
to
wear
down
the
Georgian
tn
15
rounds.
He
did
not
believe
he
iStriblingi
had
the
punch
of
Jaek
Sharkey.
The
German
did
not
minimize
the
chances
of
being
defeated
himself
and
told
of
steps
he
would
tike
to
win
the
crown
boek
should
he
lose
it
tn
the
j
is
July
3
bout.
Expects
to
Win
Max
Schmcnig
Wu;;id
uevy
weight
box---,
v,
mec
W
L
Stnbla.t
un
July
3
Seattle
Indians
Win
Three
in
Row
Last
Minute
Rally
Gave
Them
Victory
Over
Mission
Reds
Yesterday
SEATTLE,
April
25:
Seattle
Indians
made
it
three
straight
over
the
Mission
Reds
here
yesterday
afternoon
by.
staging
a
last
minute
rally
to
win
7
to
5
after
having
been
on
the
short
end
of
a
4
to
2
score
at
the
opening
of
(he
eighth
frame.
Yesterday's
scorea.
Seattle
7,
Missions
5.
Hollywood
8,
Portland
4.
Onjy
two
games.
rSySijls
Opposed
to
I
Sweepstakes!
Vancouver
Province
Writes
Editorial)
on
Subject
of
Current
Discuscbn
I
VAMCOUVBR,
April
The
Van-'
Icouver
Province
in
an
editorial
yes-'
jtcrday
opposed
the
proposed,
policy;
of
permitting
sweepstakes
to
be!
conducted
in
British
Columbia
for
.hospitals
and
on
behalf
of
6ther
rhi
ritable
purnoses.
It
would
cre'p.
t
he
paper
said,
a.
feverish
excitement
In
the
pupue
mmd
ai
tnc
prorpoct
of
wrmilnt
something'
Tor
nothing
that
would
be
ropst
undo-t-
-i.i,
,
f
jvibttn
were
"ncour-'
aged
on
behalf
of
such
public
institutions
as
hospitals,
the
next
logical
K.t
p
would
be
to
raise
all
public
revenue.
n
the
same
way.
)
John
Walker,
assistant
port!
steward,
c
inadlart
National
Seam-'
hip.--
who
has
been
hero
for
the'
past
ten
days
on
official
business,!
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Charles
to-!
morrow
riht
on
liu
return
to1
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